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Originally Posted by Jeroen Jongeling I'm a "sub" (first call) for a couple of symphony orchestras here in The Netherlands. So, I would use the Bflat mostly as a classical player. I, however, would like to cut through a band once in a while, but I guess that's why I would still have the 37ML. What's the story on a 72 with a reversed leadpipe? |
That would probably be the 25LR/72LT, it would show a * on the bell. Without the * it's a regular weight bell on a Light Weight Body. LR pipes are usually placed with Light Weight Body's. The 25 is the stock LR pipe. You could get a very good trumpet as the 25LR/72 bell, regular weight bell on LT body with the 25LR pipe. It would take 4-6 months to get from Dillons or whoever, but they would get it for you. Probably a very responsive trumpet with some broadness to the sound. Should be no problem projecting!